Creating your own fundraising campaign is a fun and innovative way to help support Hopelink programs and encourage your friends and family to do the same. By hosting your very own fundraiser, you have an opportunity to use your creativity and passion to take an active role in fundraising and raising awareness in your community. Aside from being easy, fun and rewarding, this is an opportunity for you to be as creative as you would like! You can host a birthday fundraiser, conquer a fitness challenge for donations; the options are endless! Scroll down for more information on getting started.
Give the gift of Hope!
Celebrate your special day by giving
back to your community.
Helping others can be fun!
Shave your head for a cause, dump
ice on your head to raise money.
Commemorate a special occasion,
such as a wedding, graduation,
holiday, or anniversary by helping
those in need.
Want to help just because?
It's never been easier to start your
own campaign for your own reason.
Employee engagement, philanthropy, fundraising and clowns helped Slalom Consulting in Seattle tackle childhood hunger by raising $25,694 for Hopelink’s food program during the summer.
Family and friends came together to help local student and baseball player Nate Getz raise $2,550 for local children in our community. That’s what we call a home run!
Fun and good competition brought together 15 teams at Slalom Consulting in Seattle as they raised $25,694 and secured thousands of pounds of food for Hopelink food banks.
Local student Nate Getz decided he wanted to impact his community in a positive way. Rallying online, Nate raised $2,550 for local children who may not get enough to eat during the summer.
Fun and good competition brought together 15 teams at Slalom Consulting in Seattle as they raised $25,694 and secured thousands of pounds of food for Hopelink food banks.
Local student Nate Getz decided he wanted to impact his community in a positive way. Rallying online, Nate raised $2,550 for local children who may not get enough to eat during the summer.
Fun and good competition brought together 15 teams at Slalom Consulting in Seattle as they raised $25,694 and secured thousands of pounds of food for Hopelink food banks.
Local student Nate Getz decided he wanted to impact his community in a positive way. Rallying online, Nate raised $2,550 for local children who may not get enough to eat during the summer.
Employee engagement, philanthropy, fundraising and clowns helped Slalom Consulting in Seattle tackle childhood hunger by raising $25,694 for Hopelink’s food program during the summer.
Local student Nate Getz decided he wanted to impact his community in a positive way. Rallying online, Nate raised $2,550 for local children who may not get enough to eat during the summer.
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